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by abricot 6y ago
Lots of places exist for that. HN don't need to do it.
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by abricot 6y ago
I wonder if there is any verification
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by abricot 6y ago
Well then. All of those honking cars are part of the political process that will make him win.
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by abricot 6y ago
How would it be mathematically possible for him to lose?
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by abricot 6y ago
How exactly would they inherit the genes if it causes sterility?
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by abricot 6y ago
I've tried and failed that too. My conclusion is that they have enough voices on the site to keep it alive so they're not letting in any more people from outside that bubble on purpose.
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by abricot 6y ago
The "SingleFile" plugin is a better version of ctrl+s. It will save all pages as single html file and even include images as an octet stream in the file so they aren't missed.
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by abricot 6y ago
> Academics are typically publishing research they think will push their fields forward some day or illuminate something as of yet misunderstood. Is that the dream or is it the reality? I think I've heard plenty of anecdotes to the
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by abricot 6y ago
I like my recommendations not coming from my subscriptions. I check my subscriptions for new stuff often, so I want the recommendations to be other stuff. But you're right, they outright sucks. They are definitely dynamic because I onl
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by abricot 6y ago
I'm all for using email productively. As soon as I'm done sorting out the automated and mass mailed stuff and read through these emails that contain important information but has been forwarded 16 times before being sent to me.
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by abricot 6y ago
They keep a lot of stuff that is currently unavailable to the public. Maybe one day it will be out of copyright and then they can publish it quickly. In the mean time at least it is not lost.
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by abricot 6y ago
Is it considered good practice to create the key on the yubi and not have a backup? Or alternatively a master key to sign the key on the yubi so you can create a new subkey if you lose the yubi?
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by abricot 6y ago
They resurged because windows laptops was straight trash and wireless worked like shit. Apple only needed to do a few things better back then.
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by abricot 6y ago
I hope they never get around to changing the Event Viewer or Disk Management. I know they are far from perfect, but can you imagine it getting the same treatment as the Task Manager?
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by abricot 6y ago
This is especially annoying on a slower computer that takes time to activate the individual controls. I would rather set them all and then have the PC take a moment to ready.
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by abricot 7y ago
I do the same without the parenthesis.
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by abricot 7y ago
Do you then keep the branch around forever?
108.
by abricot 7y ago
Maybe technology could help us all buying more locally sourced butter? :)
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by abricot 7y ago
I'm thinking that drones would be a more obvious solution, as they can knock on windows even in high-rises. Maybe even with bright lights for deaf customers?
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by abricot 7y ago
They want you to log in to the site every time you need any info. An algorithm has probably told them that you would be 0.0047% more likely to order something again. ..alternatively it's so that the order process is slightly more secur
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by abricot 7y ago
I think the point is, if you need to tie it down anyway, why limit yourself to the dome shape.
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by abricot 7y ago
So.. is "plasticity" a good or bad thing?
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by abricot 7y ago
They had me until they included "managers" in their list...
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by abricot 7y ago
I can only agree. Me and a colleague are the only ones using Python for HR (HRIS) that we know of, but people are very interested when we tell them how we use it for data quality, automation and reporting. There will surely be more in the f
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by abricot 7y ago
You can make a script that will send it using your coworkers Outlook.
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by abricot 7y ago
The people in charge aren't uncomfortable with the system that put them in charge. Colour me surprised.
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by abricot 7y ago
I think this is why you often see people reinvent GOTO. Everyone who started with BASIC (and moved on) knows why you won't do that any more. But someone today starting with python might not understand. [replace GOTO with any bad exampl
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by abricot 7y ago
I hope you got full custody.
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by abricot 7y ago
How do you use git without push and pull?
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by abricot 7y ago
Vim key combinations are awful for many non-US keyboard layouts. Many combinations can't even be done (you can't hold down shift twice for examble)

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